The team

Two people, and you get both of them.

Small enough that the person who quotes your job is the person who builds it. Broad enough to cover what a business actually needs, instead of five vendors each selling you a slice.

Who you actually get.

Both of us work on your job. There is no account manager in the middle, no junior you get handed to after the pitch, and nobody learning on your money. The person who reads your quote request is the person who builds the thing.

Sean Kramer, illustrated portrait

Sean Kramer

Maps it, then builds it

Systems, automation, and the joins between tools. Writes your quote, then does the work in it. Has firm opinions about which software you should not buy.

Connie Angel, illustrated portrait

Connie Angel

Everything your customers meet

Brand, words, photography and the handover. The reason what we build still makes sense to your customers a year later. Will tell you when a sentence is trying too hard.

Also in the studio.

Ares, illustrated portrait

Ares

Attends every meeting

Lagotto Romagnolo. Contributes nothing and misses nothing. Present for every quote written in this studio.

Atlas, illustrated portrait

Atlas

Supervises from the desk

Ragdoll. Reviews the work by sitting on it, usually the warm end of the keyboard. Has never once been wrong.

What being small actually costs you, and what it does not.

We would rather put this in a table than bury it in a paragraph, because it is the part worth knowing before you commit.

What it costs you

  • Two people cannot start everything at once, so sometimes the honest answer is a start date rather than a yes.
  • We say no to work outside what a small studio does well, instead of taking it and learning on your money.
  • There is no overnight desk. Urgent things get looked at the next business day.

What you get instead

  • The work is not subcontracted out to somebody you never meet.
  • The quote comes from the person who does the job, so nobody is guessing at the number.
  • When something breaks in a year, you are talking to whoever built it, not a ticket queue.

For the specialist bits, we bring in a specialist.

A small studio diagnoses, sets up, connects, automates and shapes the brand. Past that line we refer you to someone who does it properly. You engage them directly, at their price, and we brief them so the work fits together.

  • Accounting and taxyour accountant owns the numbers
  • Business structure and privacya lawyer, not us
  • Smart-contract developmentaudited by a specialist
  • Heavy custom engineeringbeyond what two people should promise
  • Physical construction and fit-outa trade, obviously

We do not pretend a small team does everything itself, and we do not take a cut for making the introduction.